Both whisper-rs-sys and llama-cpp-sys-2 run bindgen at build time,
which requires libclang.so/dylib/dll resolvable from the loader.
None of the three GitHub runners ship this out of the box today:
- ubuntu-22.04: bindgen-0.72.1 panics with 'couldn't find any
valid shared libraries matching libclang.so*'
- macos-latest: same panic against libclang.dylib
- windows-latest: choco already installed llvm here, but libclang
was on an unset LIBCLANG_PATH, so bindgen still couldn't find it
And llama-cpp-sys-2's vulkan feature (wired on by whisper-rs' vulkan
feature → whisper-rs-sys + its own shared ggml build) hard-panics on
Windows when VULKAN_SDK is unset, and needs libvulkan.so linkable on
Linux.
Changes, applied symmetrically to check.yml and build.yml:
- Linux: add libclang-dev, clang, libvulkan-dev to apt-get install.
- macOS: brew install llvm, set LIBCLANG_PATH to brew --prefix
llvm /lib so bindgen can load libclang.dylib.
- Windows: choco install vulkan-sdk, set VULKAN_SDK to the
newest-version directory under C:\VulkanSDK (resolved
dynamically so a minor-version bump doesn't hardcode-break
anything), set LIBCLANG_PATH to the llvm bin dir.
Unblocks the per-push cargo check job on main, phase4-systems-f7d0,
and phase4-ux-f7d0; also unblocks the release build. The Windows
Vulkan SDK install is the new long pole (~2 min on a cold runner)
but is needed unconditionally while the vulkan feature is on in
crates/transcription/Cargo.toml.
Co-authored-by: jars <jakejars@users.noreply.github.com>
Both workflows had `workspaces: src-tauri -> target`, which tells
rust-cache the workspace lives at src-tauri/ and its target dir is
src-tauri/target. Neither is true: the workspace is defined at the repo
root (Cargo.toml:1–3 — members = ["src-tauri", "crates/*"]), so cargo
walks up and puts artifacts at ./target, not ./src-tauri/target.
Result: the cache action was saving an empty (or wrong) directory on
every run. Every CI run on every OS effectively started from a cold
build, which is the actual reason the Windows job appeared to compile
sqlx from scratch every push — it was compiling sqlx from scratch every
push.
Point the cache at the real workspace root. While here, drop the
`working-directory: src-tauri` on the cargo check step so the command
runs from the workspace root too; cargo finds the same workspace either
way, but running from root is consistent with the cache's view.
Expected impact: Windows check job drops from ~15–25 min cold-every-time
to ~2–3 min on warm runs, matching Linux/macOS behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
.github/workflows/check.yml: cargo check on Linux + Windows + macOS
plus Svelte/Vite build on every push to main and every PR. Fast
feedback without paying for the full release build.
.github/workflows/build.yml: cross-platform release build producing
.AppImage/.deb (Linux), .msi/.exe (Windows), .dmg (macOS). Triggers
on v* tag push (attaches to a draft GitHub Release) or manual
workflow_dispatch. Signing stubs commented out pending cert decisions.
run.sh: dev launcher that starts Vite, waits for port 1420, then runs
tauri dev with beforeDevCommand blanked to avoid a second Vite spawn.
Restores tauri.conf.json on exit via trap.
src-tauri/gen/schemas/linux-schema.json: Tauri-generated capability
schema for Linux; the other platform schemas (desktop, windows) were
already committed. Adds the missing sibling.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
